Osman Hamdi Bey's "Young Woman Reading" (1880)- (70-73)

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What does “Young Woman Reading” depict?

A young woman kneeling in front of a book stand reading the Qur-an

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The room in “Young Woman Reading” is lit how?

Brightly lit

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The young woman is doing what in “Young Woman Reading?”

Kneeling reading the Qur’an with her hands folded on her lap

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What does the woman wear in “Young Woman Reading>”

A fashionable 19th century dress and a head covering

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What color is the outfit of the woman in “Young Woman Reading?”

Pale yellow silk with a red-orange head covering

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What color is the woman’s head covering in “Young Woman Reading?”

red-orange

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What does the wall behind the woman depict in “Young Woman Reading?”

Repeating blue and white tiles in a complex pattern

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What is depicted in the left side of “Young Woman Reading?”

A view through an elaborate metal screen

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What can be seen through the metal screen on the left side of “Young Woman Reading?”

A tree-filled garrden

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When was “Young Woman Reading” made?

1880

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How is the book stand decorated in “Young Woman Reading?”

Embellished with a mosaic of mother-of-pearl squares and on top is laid with an elaborate floral cloth

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What is above the floral cloth on the book stand in “Young Woman Reading?”

A decorated manuscript with Arabic writing

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How many pages are visible stop the floral cloth on the book stand?

One page

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“Young Woman Reading” is a representation off what?

A modern, active, and educated Muslim woman from the late 1800’s

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“Young Woman Reading” is a product of the artists journeys wherre?

From Turkey to Paris and then back home

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Global travel has been a way for artists to gain what?

Inspiration and to blend customs, traditions and subject matter with other cultures

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When did it become increasingly common for artists to travel to unlock creativity, enrich references, visual styles, or materials/

19th century onwards

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Osman hamdi Bey is noted for beingg what type of artist?

A painter

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What is the medium of “Young Woman Reading?”

Oil on Canvas

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What is the size of “Young Woman Reading ” in cm?

41.1 × 51 cm

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What is the size of “Young Woman Reading” in inches?

16 3/16 × 20 1/16

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Where was Osman Hamdi Bey born?

Istanbul

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When was Osman Hamdi Bey born?>

1842

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What type of household was Hamdi Bey brought up in?

A hihgly educated and westernized household

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Hamdi was brought up in the waning years of what empire?

Ottoman empire

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When was the height of the ottoman empire?

16th century

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Where did the Ottoman empire stretch at its height?

From North Africa to the Persian Gulf

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What present day nations did the pinnacle of the Ottoman empire encompass?

Turkey, Albania, Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania

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What nations did the pinnacle of the Ottoman empire partially encompass?

Hungary, Ukraine, and Moldova

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By when had the Ottoman empire’s power and influence shrunk? Why?

Mid 19th century as a result of pressure from EU expansion into North Africa and West Asia

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The court of the ottoman empire had been influenced by what?>

Hundreds of years of tradition

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Who was Osman Hamdi Bey’s father?

Ibrahim Edham pasha

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Ibrahim Edhem Pasha’s beginnings can best be described as how?

Humble

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Where was Ibrahim Edhem Pasha born?

Island of Chios

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Ibrahim Edhem Pasha was __________ as a young child during the _________ War of Independence

Orphaned; Greek

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What happened after Ibrahim Pasha was orphaned in the Greek War of Independence?

He was sold into slavery and eventually adopted by a powerful Ottoman admiral

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Where did Ibrahim Edhem Pasha sent for his education?

France

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Edhem eventually started teaching what?

The French language

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Whom did Edhem teach French?

Sultan Abdulmecid

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What position was Edhem ultimately elevated to?

Trade Minister

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When did Edhem send his son to Paris to study?>

1860

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What did Edhem send his son to study in Paris?

Law

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Hamdri transitioned to what career rather than law?

Artistic education (art career)

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Whom did Hamdi study under?

Gustave Boulanger

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Hamdi’;s style was inspired by who?

Jean-Leon Gerome

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Whom was Jean-Leon Gerome relative to Gustave Boulanger?

His friend and studio-mate

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Who was Gustave Boulanger’s friend and studio mate?

Jeon-Leon Gerome

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Gustave Boulanger and Jeon-Leon Gerome both practcied what genre?

Orientalism

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Where were Orientalist paintings popular?

Europe

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When were Orientalist paintings popular?

19th century

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What did Orientalist paintings represent?

An imagined western view of customs, ppls, and places of what twas popularly called “The Orient”

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What does “The Orient” refer to?

The Muslim-majority regions of North Africa and the Middle East”

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Hamdi was on eof the only __________ painters to produce work in what style?

Muslim; European Orientalist style

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Where did Hamdi first exhibit his work?

Paris Salon

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When did Hamdi first exhibit his work?

1866

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What was Hamdi’s first exhibitted work?

“Femme turque” (Turkish Woman)

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What has happened to “Femme turque” (Turkish Woman)?

It is now lost but listed in the catalog as “Femme turque”

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How did Hamdi learn to paint human anatomy in his French training?

Studying plaster casts, classical sculptures, and live models

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Some Islamic art cultures ba the depiction of what?/

The human figure

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Do all Islamic cultures ban depicting the human figure?

n o

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What is hadith?

A collection of sayings attributed to the prophet muhammad

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What does the hadith include about holy figures and living beings?

A proscription (ban) on making images of holy figures and living beings

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_____________ and __________ of the hadith have varied in different Muslim traditions across time periods

Interpretation and application

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What was the stance of the late Ottoman court in regards to the depiction of holy/human figures?

They didn’t follow a ban on them rather they encouraged European-style figure painting

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Ottman sultans notably hired what European artists?

Ivan Aivazovsky and Stanislaw Chlebowski

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What ottomans of Hamdi’s generation are noted for painting the human figure in the western style?

Halil Pasha, Seker Ahmed Pasha, and sarkis Diranian

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What is the ethnicity of Sarkis Diranian?

Armenian-Ottoman

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What museum holds several of Halil Pasha’;s drawings of male/female models?

Sakip Sabanci Museum

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Where is the Sakip Sabanci Museum?

Istanbul

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Whom did Osman Hamdi Bey paint a portrait of in 1885?

J. pascal Sebah

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When did Osman hamdi Bey make a portrait of J. Pascal Sebah?

1885

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What do the drawings of Halil pasha’s male/female models show?

His careful study of how to render the human form

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How is Hamdi’s study of male/female models similar to Halil Pasha?

Hamdi would have produced similar drawings to Halil Pasha but none of them have survived

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When was Hamdi posted as a government administrator?

1868

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After spending how many years in France was Hamdi positioned as a government administrator?

8 years

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Where was Hamdi posted as government administrator?

Baghdad

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What is “Bey?”

An honorific title which refers to a high-ranking Ottoman official

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What did Osman Hamdi do for the rest of his career after 1868?

He worked in administrative roles

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What is Hamdi known for today?

Artistic works and also his career as a museum director and arcaeologist

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When did Osman Hamdi named the inaugural director of the Imperial Museum of Antiquities in Istanbul?

1877

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Where was the Imperial Museum of Antiquities which Osman Hamdi was the inaugural director of?

Istanbul

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What did the Imperial Museum of Antiquities in Istanbul collect?

Coins, sculpture, and other artifacts from ancient Anatolia

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When did Hamdi enact new export regulations?

1884

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What did Hamdi's export regulations do?

Made it more difficult for foreign archeologists to export Antiquities excavated on Ottoman soil

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Whom was Osman hamdi a palace painter for?

Sultan Abdulhamid II

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After what year was Osman Hamdi a court painter for Sultan Abbdulhamid II?

1880

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Osman Hamdi was the founding director of what?

Istanbul;s Academy of Fine Arrts

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When did Osman Hamdi found the Instanbul Academy of Fine Arts?

1882

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When did Osman Hamdi die?

1910

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Hamdi oversaw __________ that expanded collections of the Imperial Museum

Excavations

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Hamdi directed what institution until his death?

The Imperial Museum of Antiquities

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Who Made “Prayer in the Mosque?”

Jean-Leon Gerome

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When was “Prayer In the Mosque” created?

1871

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Hamdi’s pursuing of a career as an Orientalist painter included showing scenes of what subject matter?

Everyday life in public and private spaces around Istanbul, often using himself and family as models

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Hamdi’s works blend what 2 cultures traditions?

French and ottoman cultures

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What helped produce a well rounded vision of modern Turkish life?

The blend between Ottoman and French traditions

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What reinforce a sense of direct, observed reality in “Young Woman Reading?”

The minute details of ottoman material and religious culture like Qur-an stand, carpet, metalwork, blue/.white tiles, incense burner

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What does “Young Woman Reading” celebrate?

Worshipper’s personal relationship with Islam and shows the study of religious text as important component of personal development for both genders

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Hamdi was part of a ___________, __________ faction in the Ottoman empire

Modernizing, progressive

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Is there indication that Hamdi wasn’t a devout Muslim because of his progressive movements within Ottoman government?

No